Asthma: Paramedic NSW Masterclass

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Froggy Jumps Asthma: Paramedic NSW MasterclassOnline version Advanced asthma concepts for emergency care. by Jaynewells05@yahoo.co.uk 1 Which cell type drives eosinophilic inflammation in asthma? a Cytotoxic T cells b T helper 2 (Th2) cells c B cells 2 A severe asthma attack with silent chest indicates risk of what? a Hyperventilation b Respiratory failure c Pulmonary edema 3 First-line pharmacologic therapy in EMS for acute asthma? a Inhaled short-acting beta-2 agonist (SABA) b Systemic antihistamine c Long-acting muscarinic antagonist 4 Ideal oxygen target in an acute asthma patient with SpO2 > 94%? a 88–92% b Maintain 94–98% c 100% 5 Which adjunct bronchodilator is commonly added in severe exacerbations? a Montelukast b Theophylline c Ipratropium bromide 6 Systemic corticosteroids should be given when? a Early in moderate to severe attacks b Only at discharge c Only after 24 hours 7 Magnesium sulfate in EMS is considered for which scenario? a Severe, non-responsive to SABA b Allergic reaction only c Mild intermittent symptoms 8 Pathophysiology: bronchial hyperresponsiveness is driven by which process? a Inflammatory mediators causing smooth muscle constriction b Increased surfactant production c Vascular edema only 9 Discharge planning after EMS asthma care should include? a Only return precautions b No follow-up needed c Asthma action plan and follow-up 10 What is a red flag indicating possible deterioration in asthma? a Stable respiratory rate b Mild wheeze at rest c Altered mental status or exhaustion

Froggy Jumps

Asthma: Paramedic NSW MasterclassOnline version

Advanced asthma concepts for emergency care.

by Jaynewells05@yahoo.co.uk

Which cell type drives eosinophilic inflammation in asthma?

Cytotoxic T cells

T helper 2 (Th2) cells

B cells

A severe asthma attack with silent chest indicates risk of what?

Hyperventilation

Respiratory failure

Pulmonary edema

First-line pharmacologic therapy in EMS for acute asthma?

Inhaled short-acting beta-2 agonist (SABA)

Systemic antihistamine

Long-acting muscarinic antagonist

Ideal oxygen target in an acute asthma patient with SpO2 > 94%?

88–92%

Maintain 94–98%

100%

Which adjunct bronchodilator is commonly added in severe exacerbations?

Montelukast

Theophylline

Ipratropium bromide

Systemic corticosteroids should be given when?

Early in moderate to severe attacks

Only at discharge

Only after 24 hours

Magnesium sulfate in EMS is considered for which scenario?

Severe, non-responsive to SABA

Allergic reaction only

Mild intermittent symptoms

Pathophysiology: bronchial hyperresponsiveness is driven by which process?

Inflammatory mediators causing smooth muscle constriction

Increased surfactant production

Vascular edema only

Discharge planning after EMS asthma care should include?

Only return precautions

No follow-up needed

Asthma action plan and follow-up

What is a red flag indicating possible deterioration in asthma?

Stable respiratory rate

Mild wheeze at rest

Altered mental status or exhaustion

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Asthma: Paramedic NSW Masterclass

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Which cell type drives eosinophilic inflammation in asthma?

A severe asthma attack with silent chest indicates risk of what?

First-line pharmacologic therapy in EMS for acute asthma?

Ideal oxygen target in an acute asthma patient with SpO2 > 94%?

Which adjunct bronchodilator is commonly added in severe exacerbations?

Systemic corticosteroids should be given when?

Magnesium sulfate in EMS is considered for which scenario?

Pathophysiology: bronchial hyperresponsiveness is driven by which process?

Discharge planning after EMS asthma care should include?

What is a red flag indicating possible deterioration in asthma?

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